Individual volunteers perform ACCA’s work of Christian love. Work can be scheduled regularly or infrequently depending on the availability of the volunteer. All work occurs in the Annandale/Bailey’s Crossroads area. All clients are screened and referred to ACCA by Social Service agencies.
General information about ongoing volunteer service opportunities is listed below. For further information or to sign up contact:
Barbara Boots: bootcampbj@verizon.net
Food Delivery
Deliver food to individuals and families. Food must be picked up from the ACCA Food Pantry in Annandale between 7 AM and 5:45 PM Monday through Friday. Volunteers are called about once every 2-3 months. Food Captains are also needed to receive referrals from social workers and arrange for food deliveries from the pool of volunteer drivers. Captains work from home one week every 3 months.
Contact Jean Rackowski: henry.jean@verizon.net
Medical Transportation
Provide transportation to a medical appointment. Clients are ambulatory but are without means to get to the doctor without transportation assistance. Appointments are scheduled Monday through Friday. Drivers may choose when they drive based on their availability.
Contact Gail Coleman: gv.coleman@verizon.net
Meals-On-Wheels
Deliver hot meals to shut-ins. Delivery runs originate at United Baptist Church in Annandale. Any day, Monday through Friday A.M.
Contact: Dave Roycraft: droycraft@cox.net
Furniture Delivery
Provide furniture to people who don’t have any. Work includes pickup and delivery of furniture and phone calls and administrative work. Every Saturday morning 8 A.M. to noon.
Contact Don DiSpirito: dondispirito@verizon.net
Family Emergency Assistance
Be the contact person for social workers to arrange for payment of rent, utilities, prescriptions and other needs in accordance with ACCA guidelines. Family Emergency Assistance Money Captains work by computer from home or office for 1 week every 10 weeks or so.
Contact Marie Markey: mmarkey27@verizon.net
Scholarship
Each year, ACCA awards college scholarships to high school seniors with disabilities. Scholarship Committee members set up the scholarship and choose the recipient.
Contact Ann Marie Hicks: amhicks@aol.com
Child Development Center
CDC needs volunteers to sew cot sheets, perform gardening, and serve as teacher aides.
Call Isabel Ballivian: accacdcdirector@gmail.com
Home Repair/Rebuilding Together
Volunteers help with painting, carpentry, yard work and other home maintenance tasks. House captains must be familiar with building trades. Volunteers also provide lunch and snacks. The work is usually scheduled on the last Saturday in April.
Contact Marie Monsen: mamonsen@cox.net
CROP Walk
Recruiters are needed to publicize the walk and coordinate the walkers. Volunteers also needed to prepare and serve snacks and help with registration one weekend in October.
Contact Camille Mittelholtz or kcmittelholtz@gmail.com
